Midfielder

Two minutes, a mad boy changed the team's disadvantageous situation in two minutes. Not only that, he also slapped the faces of all Barcelona supporters. Didn't you say Chelsea only had despicable defense?

Did you see it? The score flashing on the big screen was my best response to your booing! Boo me as much as you want, your madness will only make you look more like helpless shouting! You poor guys!

Now he has enough reasons to stand in the center of the court, open his arms to the sky, and roar at all opponents.

This picture was firmly locked by a photographer on the sidelines with a lens. Many years later, this picture was just like Ronaldo's Monte Cristo shape, and became the iconic action of this little madman, not only arrogant, but also very domineering.

On the court, it is not only the strong guys who can have domineering actions. Sometimes such a little madman who is not tall and not strong may be more threatening than anyone else. It is a kind of indomitable madness that can shock everyone.

One to zero, maybe this score is not too fatal. Many big teams often fall behind their opponents in the game, but they can often make a stronger counterattack. Barcelona often reverses the score.

They have done this a lot this season. Valencia and Villarreal have led in Camp Nou, but the final outcome is that they were defeated. Reversal is not unfamiliar to Barcelona.

But now Rijkaard and the fans in the stands do not have this confidence. After all, their opponents this time are not those La Liga teams. This is Chelsea, which became their victim last season. Falling behind! It's a terrible situation.

"Prepare for substitutions, let Van Bommel change his clothes and let him replace Iniesta." Rijkaard had to make a substitution decision less than half a minute after losing the ball. If he didn't make a substitution now, who knows what the crazy Lin Yi would do later.

Maybe Barcelona's coaching staff didn't expect that they would lose the ball so quickly at the beginning of the second half, and they were penetrated by the opponent twice in the middle. That little madman was almost unstoppable, fierce, and extremely sharp. If there was no defensive midfielder, who knows how much the madman would wreak havoc, and he might be unbridled and crazy.

Now Rijkaard can no longer care whether the game is played beautifully or not. He must first consider not to continue to lose the ball. Even if it weakens the technical advantage of the midfield, he must add a lock to the back line, otherwise this game will not be played.

This time, the "Black Swan" knew how miserable he was. It was the opponent who lured him to attack with all his strength. They became pitiful prey. The hunter behind them had been waiting for them to attack the trap before shooting a fatal blow.

"Let Ronaldinho retreat a little. The opponent's wing attack is too fierce. He must be asked to retreat and then advance. This will be more effective and let Eto'o be more active in counter-attacking in front." These orders were conveyed to the field through Ten Cate's mouth. In any case, Rijkaard now not only has to consider defense, but also has to consider tying the score.

It doesn't matter who he falls behind. Even if it is AC Milan, Rijkaard is confident that he can tie the score, but he is not sure about the game against Chelsea. The defensive strength of these animals really makes him very helpless.

Although Chelsea's offense may be more troublesome than defense now, the regional defense strength of the opponent's back line alone is enough to make Barcelona's three forwards become a decoration. It is difficult to find loopholes without considering changing the offensive mode.

Rijkaard only now realized that the trap set by Chelsea for himself was indeed a bit deep, and under the trap, there was a sharp knife flashing with cold light, a tripwire in front, and a hook in the back. This is simply too dangerous.

"That damn Portuguese!" Rijkaard cursed in a low voice. Ten Cate, who was standing not far from him, also had this impulse. He really wanted to run over and beat up his opponent like last season, otherwise he would not be able to vent his anger.

Being calculated by the opponent in his own home court, this feeling is probably not good for anyone, and after scoring a goal, Lin Yi deliberately shook his fingers in a demonstrative manner, which was a naked contempt for Ten Cate.

Lin Yi is not afraid of making enemies, and this kid has never cared about this kind of conflict. Anyway, his enemies are everywhere now, and there are not many people who can be friends with him. This kid's personality is the same as Mourinho, very extreme.

If this person provokes himself, then it will be a fight to the death, endless, and others don't plan to be a peacemaker, because he will never give others a chance to reconcile. If you can suppress him, it's fine, if you can't suppress him, it will definitely be bad.

Lin Yi will naturally not give any face to someone like Ten Cate who tried to attack Mourinho from behind at home last season. If he is not punished for fighting on the sidelines, Lin Yi does not mind dragging this old man to the field to give him a beating.

Even Drogba is a little scared of fighting. The fierceness of Lin Yi during strength training is a headache for people to watch. The strong African elephants have said privately that you should not provoke Lin Yi, otherwise you will be unlucky.

Rijkaard not only adjusted the players on the field, but also told Sylvinho on the left not to let Robben have such an easy chance to cut in, and to keep an eye on him! If the opponent continues to break through like this, their defense will collapse sooner or later.

But Rijkaard didn't assign any tasks to Oleg, who hadn't had any chance to perform since coming on the field. In the first two forward runs, this scarred-faced player who looked a bit like a novice seemed to be unable to keep up with the rhythm.

Although Rijkaard didn't know the origin and role of this guy, for the battle-hardened Oleg, it might not be too difficult to deal with a novice, not to mention that Lin Yi's several passes were basically looking for Robben.

The left side and the middle road where the little madman was used to were the key defensive areas. Not only did Sylvinho have to keep an eye on Robben's breakthrough, but Van Bommel and Deco also had to entangle Lin Yi. As for the attack, they could only rely on Xavi.

Fortunately, Ronaldinho could still retreat, at least he could help Xavi in ​​the midfield organization, and Gerrard's frontal defense ability was not as terrible as Makelele's, so there were still many opportunities to take advantage of, and equalizing the score was not a dream.

But the premise of all this is that all the arrangements can work, and the players can keep a normal mind. Otherwise, no one can predict the final outcome. At least Rijkaard will not have an optimistic idea. This game is not easy to play.

In the past, this sentence was just his prediction. Now it seems that it is not a prediction, but a situation that has actually appeared. If the score cannot be equalized as soon as possible, something may happen, and the confidence of the players may begin to collapse.

After the restart, the shouts of Barcelona fans in the stands are still there, but they are no longer as arrogant as before. There is also a little worry in the shouts. After all, there are only more than 40 minutes in the game. Can they successfully equalize?

The fans' worries are not unreasonable. They are now facing a team known as the first line of defense in Europe. The probability of them making mistakes is no greater than a comet hitting the earth. I really don’t know if their trident can penetrate the opponent.

Being behind by 0-1 is not the end of the world, but it is definitely a very bad result, especially in the next away game. Rijkaard can only watch Mourinho grab the away goal. Now Barcelona can't complete the task even if they equalize. They must win, otherwise they will not be able to play away. Stamford Bridge is definitely a den of dragons and tigers.

Since last season, no one has been able to take victory away from Stamford Bridge. Rijkaard is not naive enough to think that he is the one who makes history. If he can't beat the opponent at home, then it will be more difficult to play away. There is no way out except counterattack.

Attack! Rijkaard waved his hand on the sidelines and gave orders to the players who had been rearranged. At this time, they can only attack with all their strength, otherwise don't expect the opponent to give you a chance. This is a decisive moment.

Either press the opponent under you and beat him up, or watch the opponent leave with victory, and then accept the fate of being eliminated again. Rijkaard doesn't want the same thing to happen to him endlessly.

No matter what kind of news reports there will be after the game, at least in the remaining 40 minutes, he must attack desperately. Now, in addition to the Barcelona fans watching, Laporta is still sitting in the VIP seats high up.

Compared with the satisfied expression of Abramovich in his luxurious apartment in London, Laporta's face is a bit gloomy now. Originally, Chelsea was chosen as the opponent, and many fans were clamoring for revenge. If the old grudge has not been avenged, and a new one comes, how can he explain it to the fans? The revenge battle that was vowed to be turned into the opponent's promotion road?

If that embarrassing situation occurs, Laporta should really consider whether to find a scapegoat. After all, his position as chairman is not stable, and Rosell behind him is not a fuel-saving lamp. The small actions he made in the club's top management look really annoying, but Laporta can only rely on results to justify himself.

But now the situation does not seem optimistic, at least in terms of the score. Laporta can only pray in his heart that Rijkaard can find a way to reverse this unfavorable situation as soon as possible, otherwise, both of them will become sinners.

As if to weaken the psychological barriers of the fans after losing the ball, Ronaldinho made a hard breakthrough on the left side. Bosingwa failed to keep a close eye on this guy. A beautiful bull tail passed the ball, forcing Bosingwa to choose a foul tactic.

Pulling and pulling down may seem a bit rogue, but if this guy is allowed to cut in smoothly, it would be a very dangerous signal. Barcelona's attack was completely led by this Brazilian alone. It was also a very fast attack, and it was sharp. It seemed that Ronaldinho had never thought about passing the ball since he started dribbling the ball.

However, this breakthrough still cost Bosingwa a yellow card. Although Mourinho's face was still like a zombie on the sidelines, he could not avoid this impact. Since he chose to attack, there must be loopholes in defense.

It is impossible to achieve an absolute balance between offense and defense. The price of his unconventional move this time is also very dangerous. If it succeeds, it will be a classic example. If it fails, it will be a reckless adventure. Anyway, this is a choice with mixed reputations.

Although Ronaldinho's face has no expression, it can be seen from his actions this time that this Brazilian now needs to bear the fate of the entire team, especially in this duel with Lin Yi. He actually has no way out.

One is the World Footballer of the Year, and the other is the original competitor. If he loses, then even if there is nothing fishy about the original selection, others will say that FIFA's selection will always only value the reputation of the team.

Instead of considering the real ability of the players, Ronaldinho stood on the edge of the cliff from the beginning of this duel. If he took a step back, he would be doomed. There is nothing to say. Either he wins or he is knocked down.

It's that simple, so Ronaldinho didn't choose to cooperate in this breakthrough. After the kick-off, Deco passed the ball, and he ran all the way after receiving it. Gerrard didn't stop him, and Bosingwa was also shaken by his fake move. In the end, Bosingwa could only foul. Ronaldinho standing in front of the free kick was definitely a killer, and his eyes were also terrifying.

As soon as the referee's whistle sounded, this guy shot almost without any pause. The rapidly rotating football began to take off more than 20 meters away from the goal, and then drew a strange arc and stabbed directly to the lower left corner of the goal.

This shot was just like the one he performed away from home last season. Every detail was perfect, including the jump height of the wall. After passing over Terry's head, it fell strangely, a standard falling leaf ball.

When Rijkaard was clenching his fist for this free kick, there was another person on the Chelsea goal line who didn't want to be seen as a background man. Cech hadn't been scored a direct free kick this season, and he didn't want to make an exception this time.

Stepping forward, turning sideways, Cech almost stretched out his whole body. His height of more than 1.9 meters was like a big net spread out in front of the goal. Ronaldinho's shot was indeed tricky to the limit, but so was Cech's hand.

More than half a season has passed, and the football that can get into the net from between Cech's hands has appeared less than ten times in total. It is not an exaggeration to say that this guy is now at the world-class level. This time, Cech showed everyone his iron lock across the river. Ronaldinho's standard falling leaf ball is already perfect, but Cech's save is obviously beautiful.

With a height of more than 1.9 meters, he can play such a sensitive move. This guy is qualified enough to raise his head in front of Lehmann, Kahn and Buffon. His side dive accurately pushed Ronaldinho's tricky shot out of the danger zone.

"Roar!" After completing this perfect save, Cech looked up to the sky and roared. It can be seen how excited this guy is now. He was killed by Ronaldinho in this way last season. Now he can finally roar. This can be regarded as revenge. Not only did he kill the opponent's attempt to quickly equalize the score, but he also saved the team in a head-on confrontation with Ronaldinho. This very sultry guy also played a passionate game.

"A beautiful save. At that moment, I almost thought Ronaldinho's free kick would definitely go in! I didn't expect Cech to be so accurate in judging the ball's path. He started moving as soon as the opponent kicked the ball. This was a great save! Barcelona's counterattack was blocked by the Czech goalkeeper's hands!" After Andy Gray scored from Chelsea, this emotion was completely mobilized, and his roaring commentary began to gradually show its power.

Lineker basically couldn't get a word in, and just listened to Andy Gray shouting there alone, but no one objected to his excitement, especially those fans watching the game in the bar, who now needed such a roar to bring excitement.

Ronaldinho's direct free kick was saved, and Barcelona fans lamented. After all, such a perfect free kick couldn't score, which really made people feel a little frustrated, especially when the score was still behind.

Rijkaard also clenched his fist hard on the sidelines. Ronaldinho's corner kick also caused chaos in Chelsea's penalty area, but Terry still grabbed the ball and successfully cleared it before Puyol headed it.

Van Bommel intercepted the ball before Gerrard made up for it this time. Facing the goal, he directly kicked the ball from 30 meters away. This ball was absolutely powerful. The Dutch midfielder is best at such long-range heavy artillery. However, it was not Cech who saved the team this time, but Carvalho who rushed out and used his back as a mobile wall. Van Bommel's long-range heavy artillery was directly bounced back. Gerrard who grabbed the ball this time did not dare to be careless and passed the ball directly to Lin Yi.

Van Bommel rushed up to shoot. Deco, the unlucky guy, challenged Lin Yi again. Fortunately, Van Bommel's retreat speed was very fast, and he kicked hard, and went directly to Lin Yi. This guy obviously intended to stop his opponent by fouling.

However, Lin Yi did not rush to charge this time. He firmly controlled the ball under his feet. The corner of his eyes seemed to glance at the running position of his teammates in front. This intentional or unintentional action made Sylvinho very alert. Robben also seemed to have a telepathic connection and began to rush along the sideline. It seemed that the two guys were going to replicate the exquisite cooperation just now.

Originally, this was Barcelona's corner kick. Puyol was still running back. Marcos, who had been defending the center back, saw Chelsea's counterattack and couldn't help but move towards Robben. After all, it was not safe to rely on Sylvinho alone.

But just when Marcos was worried about whether the left side would be penetrated, and Van Bommel and Deco tried to lock Lin Yi, the crazy little guy had a secret smile on his lips, as if he saw the prey being locked again.

The arc of his right foot petrified Rijkaard on the sidelines. . .

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